“It’s pretty easy," said customer Marcus Isom who tried out the technology on Monday. "It’s basic-- just follow directions and you’ll be out in about one minute, one or two minutes.”

The old location had people waiting in line to meet a worker before being able to get into the cue. Now some people will be able to only use the technology or have it cover the majority of their visit.

Scheduling your services online can make it a less stressful process too.

“What we don't want is for people to come in here and wait for a long time to be told you can't do that here or you can't do that today," said Assistant Commissioner Lori Bullard.

They’ve also about doubled the seating, spaced out their employees’ stations and added more parking.

“It’s a blessing because I have things to do, so it’s going to be a speedy process," said Isom.

The new Driver Service Center is located at 5266 Summer Avenue, Suite 75.

The former spot was built in the '90s and wasn’t suited for the growing number of services.

The new location is three miles away from the old one and is closer to the interstate.

It offers the same services as the one before with the expectation of having reinstatement services within the next six months.

There’s no official word yet on what the old building will be used for next.